D deadbroke Aug 17, 2010 #11 Quote from never lose ever: I have one question. How can I find companies that are strong and most likely to benefit from the upcoming switch back to stocks? More... Now you know how they feel ... who? Gynecologist and a pizza delivery boy much alike. Both can smell it, but they can't eat it.
Quote from never lose ever: I have one question. How can I find companies that are strong and most likely to benefit from the upcoming switch back to stocks? More... Now you know how they feel ... who? Gynecologist and a pizza delivery boy much alike. Both can smell it, but they can't eat it.
S stefan_777 Aug 17, 2010 #12 Maybe they were talking about high yield junk bonds. But still, the phrases "pouring money into bonds" and "yields are the highest ever" don't fit together.
Maybe they were talking about high yield junk bonds. But still, the phrases "pouring money into bonds" and "yields are the highest ever" don't fit together.
F futuretrading Aug 18, 2010 #13 Quote from never lose ever: I have one question. How can I find companies that are strong and most likely to benefit from the upcoming switch back to stocks? More... if every1 know which companies that have all the features that you list here, they will buy all stock this companies have LOL
Quote from never lose ever: I have one question. How can I find companies that are strong and most likely to benefit from the upcoming switch back to stocks? More... if every1 know which companies that have all the features that you list here, they will buy all stock this companies have LOL
